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• Law and the California schooling system
• Attendance, instruction, and assessment
• Equity, adequacy, and school finance
• Unions and collective bargaining
• Employment
• Rights of expression
• The school and religion
• Students with disabilities
• Student discipline
• Public access, privacy, and student search and seizure
• Race and gender discrimination
• Legal liability.

Newly updated, the second edition of "California School Law" provides the only comprehensive discussion of how law affects the day-to-day operation of the state's public, charter, and private schools. Written for a wide audience, including policymakers, school board members, administrators, union leaders, teachers, parents, education law attorneys, and students and professors of education law, it provides a detailed, readable account of the many ways law structures the delivery of educational services in California.This indispensable resource begins with an explanation of the legal framework within which California schooling takes place. Revised to incorporate current legislative and judicial developments, the book clearly and simply examines structure, attendance and truancy, curriculum law, school finance, unions and collective bargaining, employment, free speech, religion, special needs students, discipline, privacy and student search and seizure, open meetings and records, race and gender discrimination, and legal liability in the California educational system.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)

• Law and the California schooling system
• Attendance, instruction, and assessment
• Equity, adequacy, and school finance
• Unions and collective bargaining
• Employment
• Rights of expression
• The school and religion
• Students with disabilities
• Student discipline
• Public access, privacy, and student search and seizure
• Race and gender discrimination
• Legal liability.

Newly updated, the second edition of "California School Law" provides the only comprehensive discussion of how law affects the day-to-day operation of the state's public, charter, and private schools. Written for a wide audience, including policymakers, school board members, administrators, union leaders, teachers, parents, education law attorneys, and students and professors of education law, it provides a detailed, readable account of the many ways law structures the delivery of educational services in California.This indispensable resource begins with an explanation of the legal framework within which California schooling takes place. Revised to incorporate current legislative and judicial developments, the book clearly and simply examines structure, attendance and truancy, curriculum law, school finance, unions and collective bargaining, employment, free speech, religion, special needs students, discipline, privacy and student search and seizure, open meetings and records, race and gender discrimination, and legal liability in the California educational system.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)

• Law and the California schooling system
• Attendance, instruction, and assessment
• Equity, adequacy, and school finance
• Unions and collective bargaining
• Employment
• Rights of expression
• The school and religion
• Students with disabilities
• Student discipline
• Public access, privacy, and student search and seizure
• Race and gender discrimination
• Legal liability.

California School Law provides the first comprehensive discussion of how law affects the day-to-day operation of the state's public, charter, and private schools. The book is written for a wide audience including policymakers, governing board members, school administrators, union leaders, teachers, school law attorneys, education law professors and their students, and parents. In its twelve chapters, readers will find a detailed yet readable account of the many ways law structures the delivery of educational services in California. Beginning with an explanation of the legal framework within which California schooling takes place, the book examines constitutional, statutory, and judicial law governing attendance and instruction, school accountability, school finance, the collective bargaining process, employment, free speech, religion, the delivery of services to children with disabilities, student discipline, open meetings and records, privacy and student search and seizure, race and gender discrimination and harassment, and legal liability.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)

• The legal framework
• Attendance, instruction, and assessment
• Equity, adequacy, and school finance
• Unions and collective bargaining
• Employment
• Rights of expression
• The school and religion
• Special needs students
• Student discipline
• Public access, privacy, and student search and seizure
• Race and gender discrimination
• Legal liability.

California School Law provides the first comprehensive discussion of how law affects the day-to-day operation of the state's public, charter, and private schools. The book is written for a wide audience including policymakers, governing board members, school administrators, union leaders, teachers, school law attorneys, education law professors and their students, and parents. In its twelve chapters, readers will find a detailed yet readable account of the many ways law structures the delivery of educational services in California. Beginning with an explanation of the legal framework within which California schooling takes place, the book examines constitutional, statutory, and judicial law governing attendance and instruction, school accountability, school finance, the collective bargaining process, employment, free speech, religion, the delivery of services to children with disabilities, student discipline, open meetings and records, privacy and student search and seizure, race and gender discrimination and harassment, and legal liability.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)

• v. 1. Sections 1-17103
• v. 2. Sections 17151- 32036
• v. 3. Index-appendix.